Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Beige - 30% Light Deprivation - 32 x 100 ft
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Soften Intense Greenhouse Light - 32 x 100 ft Coverage
Strong light can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures up during vegetative growth and flowering. This beige shade cloth blocks 30% of incoming light, so you can moderate conditions over a large growing area with a single sheet. The knit construction is designed to let air move through while it shades.
At 32 x 100 ft, this is a large format. It suits commercial greenhouses, multi-bench setups and growers covering wide areas. Home gardeners with smaller structures can cut it to fit, but should plan for the full sheet size and weight.
Key Features & Benefits
- 30% light deprivation — reduces light intensity without blocking most of it.
- Beige colour — gives a neutral shading option for greenhouse covering.
- Knitted material — designed to allow airflow through the cloth.
- 32 x 100 ft sheet — covers wide areas with one piece.
Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth
Commercial and home growers who need to cut light intensity and heat over greenhouses, hoop structures or outdoor cultivation areas will find this useful, especially for large coverage.
About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth
Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth is a beige, 30% light deprivation covering sold as one 32 x 100 ft sheet. It ships at 29.7 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does 30% light deprivation mean?
A: It means the cloth is rated to block 30% of incoming light. The remaining light passes through to the plants below.
Q: What size is this shade cloth?
A: It is a single sheet measuring 32 x 100 ft. You can trim it to fit smaller structures.
Q: Does shade cloth help with heat?
A: Shade cloth reduces the light reaching a structure, which generally lowers heat build-up. Results depend on your climate and ventilation.
Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No. It is sold as one sheet.
Q: How should I choose a shade percentage?
A: Lower percentages let more light through and suit light-hungry stages or cooler sites. Higher percentages suit very bright, hot conditions. Match the rating to your light levels and plant needs.
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